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GUNDAM cookies.
GUNDAM FACTORY YOKOHAMA is open to the public until March 2022. An 18-meter full-scale Gundam is on display there, it moves occasionally.
Aéropostale Factory Store
8200 Perry Hall Boulevard, White Marsh Mall, Baltimore, MD
This was previously a Limited Too. It became a Justice in 2009, which relocated here.
My very first full sized Blythe! She's a factory girl from a Blythe customizer (Jeremie) that I traded some MH customs for. I love her long, purple hair <3.
I will be customizing her, but I need to wait for my supplies to come in. I can't wait! I love her default pink chips, though, so I think I will keep them!
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She arrived today, my first factory Blythe doll.
I was really amazed: her hair was different from all the dolls I have and she has such a cute layered haircut! All chips are special color and also her eyelashes are special. Pullring is yellow and eyelids are white.
Very cute.
Her hair is like Roxy's hair, very thick and nice.
Instead of day care you can bring your kids to the factory. Careful thought they might outperform you.
Moberly, MO
There was a day when it seemed like the Brown Shoe Company had a factory in every good-sized town in Missouri. While some have been adapted to other uses, many of them are basically abandoned like the one in Moberly. (Update: This factory has since been demolished. Only the foundation remains.)
Gillette Factory (1937) by Banister Fletcher, Great West Road, London.
Photo taken on a Twentieth Century Society tour of Brentford on 27th September 2008.
Made from dishtowels and inspired by 1940's factory girl workers.
blogged at Sew Country Chick
www.sewcountrychick.com/2012/04/40s-style-work-jumpsuit-m...
Electronics factory workers, Cikarang, Indonesia © ILO/Asrian Mirza
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TÃtol: Chair factory (Sóller)
Àlbum: Fons Tom i Cordelia Weedon
Autor: Tom Weedon
Data: 1957
Contingut: Gent treballant a una fà brica de cadires
Descripció fÃsica: Neg., 6 x 6 cm, plà stic, B/N.
Signatura: ES ASIM TCW 0334
Entrance to the former headquarters of Factory Communications.
In the words of Peter Hook "FAC251 - Built by Tony Wilson, Designed by Ben Kelly, Paid for by NewOrder, Broken by The Happy Mondays". The building is now a live music venue run by Peter Hook.
Some Hero Factory figures on display - as I'm not into this stuff I don't know if these sets are new or not, but I promised I'd snap some pictures for people who are more interested than I am. Sorry it took me so long to upload them!